Sweet Music on Moonlight Ridge - Channell, Ramey
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Sweet Music on Moonlight Ridge is a sweet slice of Southern life from a time and place, in the not-too-distant past, that most people have never dreamed of. Rarely does a book come along that makes you feel good, that makes you wish you had known these characters, that makes you feel as if you had spent some time on Moonlight Ridge and filled up on the warmth, love, and magic that surround this mountain in the South. The sweet music in this novel is abundant everywhere on Moonlight Ridge. This is a short book with a powerful, uplifting story. The book, its message and its characters will…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Sweet Music on Moonlight Ridge is a sweet slice of Southern life from a time and place, in the not-too-distant past, that most people have never dreamed of. Rarely does a book come along that makes you feel good, that makes you wish you had known these characters, that makes you feel as if you had spent some time on Moonlight Ridge and filled up on the warmth, love, and magic that surround this mountain in the South. The sweet music in this novel is abundant everywhere on Moonlight Ridge. This is a short book with a powerful, uplifting story. The book, its message and its characters will remain with the reader for a very long time, for it touches places deep within one's soul.
Autorenporträt
Ramey Channell was born and grew up in Leeds, Alabama, a rural community just outside of Birmingham. She has had poetry, short stories, and children's stories published by Aura Literary Arts Review, Alabama State Poetry Society, Alabama Writers Conclave, Birmingham Arts Journal, Scholastic Press, Rivers Edge Publishing and others. Channell has received the Barksdale-Maynard Award for Fiction for her short story, "Voltus Electricalus and Strata Illuminata," The Thomas Brown Achievement Award for Poetry, and numerous awards from Alabama Writers Conclave. She has lived in New York City, Kentucky, and Louisiana, and currently lives in her hometown, Leeds, Alabama, where she is working on a second novel and a short story collection.